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View all postsAdvancing online government service: Canadians open to more & better access; concerned about cybersecurity
Just one-in-ten see Canada as a current leader in offering its citizens digital services March 4, 2021 – If ever there has existed an era of life online being accelerated and catalysed by unforeseen events it has been the last
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View all postsCanada’s other epidemic: As overdose deaths escalate, majority favour decriminalization of drugs
Public opinion reflects empirical data: half say opioid crisis worsening in their own communities February 24, 2021 – It is unlikely that Canadians were ever as galvanized by public health
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View all postsDeficient delivery: Most view Canada’s vaccine rollout relative to other nations as a “failure”
Fewer than one-third believe everyone who wants a vaccine will receive one by September February 12, 2021 – Be it
Vaccine Vexation: Confidence in Trudeau government’s procurement, distribution of COVID-19 vaccine plummets
Number of Canadians saying Liberals doing a “poor job” procuring vaccine near doubles since December January 29, 2021 – Is
A terrible, tough, or just average year ahead? Canadians brace for more COVID-19 challenges in the next 12 months
Half now say that ‘back to normal’ won’t happen until 2022, if ever February 3, 2021 – As new strains
From tax cuts to ‘the wall’, Trump’s legacy defined by the political lens through which Americans view his actions
Majority agree that reducing combat troops overseas was a good policy move February 1, 2021 – The final days of
Federal Politics: Liberals hold lead in vote intention as unfavourable views of CPC leader intensify
Half (51%) say top priority for federal government is getting COVID-19 under control January 27, 2021 – As the prime
Pipe(line) dream? Albertans want Ottawa to keep fighting for Keystone XL; but most Canadians say it’s time to “move on”
Most Canadians under no illusion regarding impact on Alberta, two-thirds say it will be “bad” January 26, 2021 – U.S.
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- Pipe(line) dream? Albertans want Ottawa to keep fighting for Keystone XL; but most Canadians say it’s time to “move on”
- Half of Canadians call for patience; half support use of force to remove anti-CGL blockades
- New Frontier: As Trudeau government mulls approval, Canadians divided on political, regional lines over Teck mine
- Reality Check: For first time in nearly 2 years support for TMX below majority, once Canadians learn of rising costs
- COVID Christmas: High anxiety around surging infections, but many won’t commit to staying home for the holidays
- Freedom of religion widely valued in Canada, but the role of faith in modern society still a source of debate
- Holy Week at Home: Canadians of faith turn to prayer & tech as COVID-19 disrupts Easter and other celebrations
- The Politics of Faith: Does a leader’s personal religious practice hurt or help with voters? It depends
- Canada’s other epidemic: As overdose deaths escalate, majority favour decriminalization of drugs
- Access for all: Near universal support for a pharmacare plan covering Canadians’ prescription drug costs
- COVID-19: Three-in-five worry about side-effects of a vaccine; many plan to take a ‘wait and see’ approach
- COVID-19 side effects: 38% of Canadians have missed medical appointments or procedures due to restrictions
- From tax cuts to ‘the wall’, Trump’s legacy defined by the political lens through which Americans view his actions
- The Divided States of America: The Biden era ushers in hope for his supporters, despair for Trump backers
- Republican Reckoning: Most GOP voters want Trump-style politics to continue but one-in-four call for change
- Better with Biden? President-elect restores hope among Canadians for an improved relationship with U.S.